Ok, a lot of credit here goes to bastichelaar for the theme and the fluxbox ipk, I've just gone ahead and fixed up the menu to my needs and a few other bits and pieces to make it really useable.
Bear in mind that the below config was done on a C3200, I have no experience of other models but it should be fine on the C3X00 series and only need minor tweaks for others. Also I do not run as root, and instead use a basic user and have sudo installed, many of my tweaks include "sudo" or "su -c" to gain root privelidges to perform tasks, you can remove these if you are root.
My config is an attempt to make everything easier to access, it includes aterm popping up to display values that will auto close after a few seconds, also I have tried to make it easy to use without the keyboard by having a key modifier for the right mouse button, and maximise for the other. The virtual keyboard loads faster in this WM, and you should use the "remember" window option to keep it where you want it.
Fluxbox and fluxbox-theme can be installed from the unstable feed:
http://zaurus.spy.org/feeds/cacko/pdaXrom/unstable/Feh from chero's feed:
http://www.pdaxrom.org/contrib/CheroMixmos from Voiders feed:
http://www.pdaxrom.org/contrib/voider_feedOther components I recommend you install are vdesk for desktop icons and wallpaper, and torsmo for a system panel to be printed on your desktop. Alternatively you can install feh to do the wallpaper instead of vdesk (see below). Also, mixmos is used to modify the volume, you should have this installed.
backup your old .xinitrc and create a new one like so:
#!/bin/sh
if [ -f $HOME/Choices/lightnpower.cfg ]; then
lightnpower.py --loadandquit
fi
xmodmap /etc/X11/kb/spitz.xmodmap
xset +fp /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/artwiz
xset fp rehash
#vdesk &
fbsetbg ~/Documents/wallpaper.png &
torsmo &
fluxboxOk, once you restart X11 you should have the funky sn33z theme, you can create your own or modify this one to your taste.
I have included 2 files to copy into the .fluxbox folder - menu & keys, these are my custom settings for the fluxbox menu and keyboard mapping. I have modified the menu with packages I have installed, you should add/remove entries in the menu file to your own needs.
To enable to configuration menuitems in the lower set of menus, you will need to copy the \bin folder into your home directory and make sure that is in your bash path (if you don't know how to do this just ask).
Customised Keymap:Use the 2 files in .fluxbox folder to enable my keymaps and custom menu
I have included the spitz.xmodmap file that usually goes in /etc/X11/kb this was sourced on the forums and enables various things, like the function keys can be used when holding Fn and hitting the numbers, and super_l is now configured. Because of this, If you hold super_l and press 1 & 2, this affects zoom, 3 & 4 brightness, 6 will show volume status, 7,8,9,0 are volume levels where 0 is mute.
When the lid is switched into pda mode, the rotatescreen.sh file is launched and fsetbg will rotate the wallpaper to match. if you are using vdesk, you can put in here "killall vdesk" followed by "vdesk &" to restart and rotate the wallpaper the same way.
Super_l + F reloads fluxbox config, Q closes the current window, K kills the current window, R opens the run dialog (yes I've used too much windows). And there are a few other surprises.
fluxbox menu:I have included the fluxbox documentation which is linked from here if you have links installed. Other items are available to tailer fluxbox to your liking.
System Controls:These are the original python scripts that you found in the default openbox desktop, they will run in aterm and prompt you for the password if necessary
Screen Options:Brightness control, change resolution, and change orientation.
Cards & Mounts:Clicking on status will open a window displaying mounts and CF card details, also you can eject and insert the CF slot (status is mapped to the address button on the keyboard, and eject and insert are accessed using SUPER_L + E or I - super_l is the right kanji key)
Sound Volume:You must run mixmos and set the 4 sound levels before these will work, then you can set volume here or the levels are mapped to SUPER_L + 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0.
Change Keymap:These are some of my presets, the PDA keymap is very useful when the lid is folded down so you can press cancel to modify the mouse button so it performs a right-click, press the button again to return to left-click.
Desktop wallpaper & icons:Ok, I'm not that fond of icons on the desktop anyway, so I've removed that capability and am using feh to display the wallpaper. If you want to have icons I suggest installing vdesk as it's very slim. One benefit of using feh is that some apps with "fake" transparency will work like mrxvt and fluxbox menus.
Hope this is helpful - my bash skills aren't great so I'm sure folks out there might want to make comments and improve on this setup.
enjoy!
